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This name is derived from a townland to the west of the Glenbeigh Horseshoe. Teeromoyle Mountain rises up from this townland, which is consistently spelt 'Teeromoyle' (Tír Ó mBaoill).
Teeromoyle Mountain is the second highest mountain in the Glenbeigh Horseshoe area and the 70th highest in Ireland.Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/69/?PHPSESSID=j44chriieal3hssf6c5iab8it3

This summit is usually accessed whilst walking the Glenbeigh Horseshoe. A shortened version taking in the 4 central 600m summits in the centre of the horseshoe Teeromoyle, Coomacarrea, Mullaghnarakill and Been Hill can be started from V56861 83063A but parking is very limited.
Alternatively a NE approach from V63684 85210B could be considered.This route involves crossing the narrow Keamconneragh ridge which would be hazardous in high winds. It may not be suitable for inexperienced walkers.
There is a small cairn on the almost flat summit with dramatic views over the cliffs to Coomasaharn Lake and the Keamconneragh (or Teeromoyle) Tooth Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/69/comment/4829/

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simon3 on Teeromoyle Mountain, 2007

by simon3 3 Feb 2007

Teermoyle is right in the middle of the famous Glenbeigh Horseshow. It is set back from the cliff-face to its east by around 275m. It's summit does have a small cairn, however the location of this is not obvious without a GPS since the summit area is nearly flat. The day that I was on it was fairly misty, however it should be possible to see south from it to Caunoge. Certainly the views over the cliff are dramatic and include the Teeromoyle Tooth.

The picture was taken from about 6k NE of the summit on the main road, N70. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/69/comment/1870/

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Picture from johnvbrennan : Magillacuddy's Reeks providing a wonderful backdrop on the approach to Teermoyle

Picture: Magillacuddy's Reeks providing a wonderful backdrop on the approach to Teermoyle

johnvbrennan on Teeromoyle Mountain, 2006

by johnvbrennan 31 Jan 2006

The steep cliffs around lake Coomasaharn are the most impressive I have seen to date. You certainly want your bearings about you when it's foggy up here. As the day was clear we didn't have any problems with navigation. From Teermoyle you are surrounded by mountains on all sides. Carrauntuohill and The Reeks are directly east, Brandon range to the north, Finnararagh and Mullaganattin to the south-east. It's a feast for the senses. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/69/comment/2159/

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simon3 on Teeromoyle Mountain, 2004

by simon3 12 Dec 2004

Teermoyle is towards the middle of the famous Glenbeigh Horseshoe, shown in the is terrain visualisation which is looking broadly south-west. Data from NASA, and dated around 2000-2002. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/69/comment/1361/

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simon3 on Teeromoyle Mountain, 2007

by simon3 3 Feb 2007

Taken from a tad over 500m NE of the summit, this shows Teeromoyle Tooth (formerly Coomacarrea Tooth) which connects to the main route of the Glenbeigh Horseshoe near Teermoyle via a narrow, one person ridge. However the ridge leading NE from the Tooth, shown on the right of the picture and called Coomreagh, is broad and flat. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/69/comment/1872/